In speculating about plant migration from the oceans to land, I wondered if any plant species went back into the ocean. Since that is unlikely, this question arose to explain why.
In a study of plant genetics, this area of plant diversification is likely amazing, because of how the gene sequences are accessed and how complexity developed as new genes and biological systems.
We don't know that plants migrated from the sea! Land plant may always have been the way they are. I personally do not accept evolution like that :)
Tristan Beckwith my dear friend, there is evolution relationship between plants and algae. primitive plants are evolved from the these algae. the non vascular plants that are dominate in early earth are evolved from green algae. after, vascular plants are dominate on earth. that is brief history about plants evolution. in simple we can say freshwater green algae are ancestors of plant. After, these plants able to adapted to the various environment system due to their well develop vascular systems. some of them are adapted to the saline water. the some plants species which is able see in ocean belongs to the angiosperms.
Please find about much details, If i am wrong please correct me because knowledge of science is update in day by day. therefore thing I know can be bit change within time. therefore find about deeply about your matter.
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